| 单词 | botanic medicine |
| 释义 | > as lemmasbotanic medicine botanic medicine n. now chiefly historical herbal medicine; an example of this; = botanical medicine n. at botanical adj. and n. Compounds. ΚΠ 1771 Scots Mag. Feb. 75/2 Dioscorides, the father of Botanic Medicine, commends the herb plainly enough for this use. 1830 E. Smith Bot. Physician p. iv Are botanic medicines so intrinsically inefficient, or so deservedly so unpopular, that they should forever be condemned to insignificance? 1899 Med. Brief 27 214/2 When Samuel Thomson began curing the sick with steam and simple botanic medicines there was a rush made to the legislative halls and laws passed to suppress ‘botanic quacks’, as they were called. 1910 J. P. Dunn Greater Indianapolis xli. 546/2 On July 9, Morrison & Tomlinson, the regular druggists, advertised a stock of botanic medicines. 1961 Mich. Alumnus Q. Rev. 25 Feb. 83/2 Botanic medicine would also be forced to share the field of reform with allopaths, homeopaths, and a variety of other groups. 2013 J. S. Haller Med. Protestants 53 [It] became, next to Thomson's New Guide to Health, the most popular textbook on botanic medicine. < as lemmas |
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